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Black straight USB-C to USB-A cradle cable 7 ft

Zebra

Zebra CBL-CS6-S07-04 USB-C to USB-A cradle cable 7 ft 21 m black computer accessory

SKU CH-5PGX-4JT6Q MPN CBL-CS6-S07-04

A 7 ft straight black cable connecting a USB-C cradle to a USB-A host for the CS6080 cordless cradle

  • 7 ft cable links cradle to host without extra adapters
  • Straight black design keeps the work area tidy
  • USB-C to USB-A connection fits current PC ports
  • Built for Zebra CS6080 cordless cradle operation

USB-C to USB-A cradle cable 7 ft

This Zebra CBL-CS6-S07-04 cable connects a USB-C cradle to a USB-A host port. The straight black cable is 7 ft long and is designed for the CS6080 cordless cradle. It provides a direct link for charging or data transfer between the cradle and the host computer. The accessory is supplied new and ready for immediate use.

Suits setups using the CS6080 cradle

Buyers who need a different connector type or a shorter cable should look elsewhere. This item is specific to the USB-C cradle interface and the 7 ft length. It does not support other cradle models or host interfaces not listed. Ensure your cradle and host port match the described connections before ordering.

Highlights

  • 7 ft cable links cradle to host without extra adapters
  • Straight black design keeps the work area tidy
  • USB-C to USB-A connection fits current PC ports
  • Built for Zebra CS6080 cordless cradle operation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the USB-C end of the CBL-CS6-S07-04 cable into the CS6080 cradle without forcing the connector?

Align the USB-C plug with the cradle port, insert straight until it clicks, and avoid angling the connector which can bend the internal contacts.

When should I replace this 7 ft 21 m black cable if the USB-A host end shows wear?

Replace the cable when the USB-A plug feels loose in the host port, the sheath shows exposed conductors near the strain relief, or data transfer becomes intermittent.

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